Wikileaks

A UK court has upheld that WikiLeaks' Julian Assange can go free on bail - providing he comes up with about $312,000 and agrees to strict conditions.

The US Air Force is taking matters into its own hands and blocking 25 sites from military computers in the wake of WikiLeaks' cable release.

In the midst of ongoing Wikileaks fallout, one developer has struck gold with a basic game based on the ordeal.

A UK court has granted Wikileaks founder Julian Assange bail...and some of the bail money has been put up by U.S. documentary filmmaker Michael Moore.

Suspicion surrounding the absence of a WikiLeaks hashtag in Twitter's list of trending topics has critics questioning the site, though it officially denies nixing it.

Facebook and Twitter are continuing to host official WikiLeaks accounts, but have removed those of Operation Payback, and one member may have been arrested in the Netherlands.

While it doesn't appear to contain text of the cables, the e-book about the WikiLeaks document release is inciting customers.

MasterCard's Web site has been knocked offline by a denial of service attack, allegedly launched by supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

With a host of companies disabling or suspending WikiLeaks from using their services, Facebook and Twitter come into the spotlight. Will they remove the controversial site?

The hacker friendly website 4chan has begun to organize its members, known collectively as Anonymous, in an effort to prevent “the oppressive future which looms ahead." The "Operation Avenge Assange" will consist of a series of Internet attacks that have begun with PayPal.

Cables released by Wikileaks seem to indicate the cyberattack aimed at Google earlier this year was approved by senior Chinese politicians.

Students hoping to one day pass a US State Department background check would be wise to keep their Facebooks' free of Wikileaks mentions.

WikiLeaks, the notorious whistleblower website, has been kicked off Amazon.com’s U.S. servers. This comes on the heels of the organization moving its operations only a day ago.

An interview with George W. Bush and Mark Zuckerberg went on quite a few tangents, failing to focus on much, but establishing that the former president does enjoy the iPad.

It's been a busy weekend for WikiLeaks, first with a crashed server followed by threats of legal action coming its way. Now that the latest US secrets are out, what's in store for the government transparency site?

Former hacker Adrian Lamo has revealed that two MIT students helped analyst Bradley Manning hack into the governments computers to gain top secret information.

Whistle-blowing site Wikileaks has published a list of sites banned by the Australian government...and then has mysteriously gone offline.

The ACLU and the Electronic Frontier Foundation will weigh in on the side of the whistle-blowing site at a hearing today.